Princeton field guide to prehistoric mammals, The

1. The age of mammals.
2. The origin and early evolution of mammals.
3. Marsupials : pouched mammals.
4. Placental mammals (Eutheria).
5. Xenarthra : sloths, anteaters, and armadillos.
6. Afrotheria : elephants, hyraxes, sea cows, aardvarks, and their relatives.
7. Euarchontoglires : Euarchonta. Primates, tree shrews, and colugos.
8. Euarchontoglires : Glires. Rodents and lagomorphs.
9. Laurasiatheria : insectivores. Order Eulipotyphla and other insectivorous mammals.
10. Laurasiatheria : Chiroptera. Bats.
11. Laurasiatheria : Pholidota. Pangolins, or "scaly anteaters".
12. Laurasiatheria : Carnivora and Creodonta. Predatory mammals.
13. Laurasiatheria : Ungulata. Hoofed mammals and their relatives.
14. Laurasiatheria : Artiodactyla. "Even-toed" hoofed mammals : pigs, hippos, whales, camels, ruminants, and their extinct relatives.
15. Laurasiatheria : Perissodactyla. "Odd-toed" hoofed mammals : horses, rhinos, tapirs, and their extinct relatives.
16. Laurasiatheria : Meridiungulata. South American hoofed mammals.
17. Uintatheres, pantodonts, taeniodonts, and tillodonts.
18. Mammalian evolution and extinction.